[Photo: Courtesy]South Korean fans flocked to stadiums on Sunday for the first time this year, happy and excited even as they sat apart from relatives and friends and could not enjoy their usual beer and chicken. The government decided on Friday that some fans can go back, with 10% of seats available at Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) games from Sunday. All fans have to wear masks, have their temperatures checked, provide contact details and socially distance in the stands. "It's sad that we can't enjoy beer and fried chicken but that's understandable and we just hope they'll wrap up the season safely." As the Twins' starting pitcher, rookie Lee Min-ho, struck out Bears sluggers, fans clapped and shouted his name, though the club did not bring its cheerleaders.

Source: Standard Digital July 27, 2020 11:01 UTC